     [:article
      [:h3 "The product is called Precursor."]
      [:p "Precursor is no-nonsense prototyping tool designed around team workflows.
-         To start prototyping, simply visit the root url, right-click to select a tool, and then draw.
+         To start prototyping, go to "
+         [:a {:href "/"} "prcrsr.com"]
+         ", select a tool with right-click, and then draw.
          That's it--there's no software to install or sign up required.
          If you want to show your prototypes to a teammate, just send them a link; you'll instantly be able to collaborate in real-time.
          There's no jumping through hoops just to share your idea."]
-     [:p "Daniel and I both work with a lot of remote developers and we find it difficult to share quick, rough sketches with teammates.
+     [:p "Daniel and I have both worked with a lot of remote developers and we find it difficult to share rough ideas quickly with teammates.
          We researched many prototyping tools but we couldn't find one that met our expectations in terms of simple, efficient collaboration.
          Everything was overly complex and made impromptu teamwork a chore.
          Rather than settling, we decided to scratch our own itch."]

         In my mostly-asleep state I assumed all the noises were just my alarm.
         When I finally got up and slid my phone open, I was shocked by what I found."]
     [:p "The previous night, my friend Daniel and I shared our weekend project on Hacker News.
         The project was still very young so we were interested in suggestions of what features to add next.
         Our post slid off of \"New\" quickly though; it bombed to say the least."]
     [:p "Later that night, a designer from Paris named Julie found our project and submitted it to Product Hunt.
         It quickly rose to #1 and attracted a slew of European traffic.
         Luckily, Daniel had previously set up alerts for us when someone signed up or tried chatting with us in the app.
         The notifications I woke up to were those alerts.
         People were trying the app but we weren't around to interact with them.
         As soon as I realized this I instantly jumped out of bed, grabbed my computer, and started chatting with all of our new users.
         I called to wake Daniel up as well."]]


            [pc.views.blog.common :as common]))

(defn product-hunt-wake-up-call []
  {:title "Product Hunt was a wake up call."
   :blurb "What we found most interesting about the Product Hunt traffic was not its volume, but its quality of feedback..."
   :author "Danny"
   :body
